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Monday</P>
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<P>I had arranged to meet a City high-flyer for a second viewing of a 495,000pounds</P>
<P>flat in Palace Gate, currently occupied by a tenant. Unfortunately, Monday is</P>
<P>the one day the tenant isn't at work, so she insisted on having her leisurely croissants while my viewer, his wife, their chauffeur and I twiddled our thumbs</P>
<P>in the car.</P>
<P> When we got in, the couple asked to see the parking space that comes with </P>
<P>the flat, so we all trooped into the lift and down to the basement garage. As we</P>
<P>inspected the space, the lift doors closed behind us. All exists were barred.</P>
<P> Luckily, I still had a signal on my mobile,so I rang the office who called the</P>
<P>managing agents who located the porter, who arrived with an " I've-seen-it-all-before" look on his face.</P>
<P> At least it undermined the excellent security: the City chap made an offer.</P>
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<P>출처: Evening Standard Home & Property Wednesday 14 July 2004</P>
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<P>* Book2, Unit 8 *</P>
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